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Bookkeeping: Step by Step Guide to Bookkeeping Principles & Basic Bookkeeping for Small Business
Learn the principles of Bookkeeping for Small Business...
Accurate bookkeeping is so essential when it comes to your business. It ensures that you know the exact financial situation of your business so you can make the best decisions about how to make it into the future. But many new business owners don't know the details of handling their own bookkeeping.
This guidebook has all the tips that you need to help you get a good handle on your bookkeeping so that you can keep your finances in order and even help you when it's tax time!
In this guidebook, we are going to talk about everything that you need to know to get started with your small business bookkeeping.
Some of the topics that will be discussed include:
The basics of bookkeeping
Some of the most important financial statements to help you run your business
The different bookkeeping methods
How to prepare for taxes at the end of the year
Handling the assets, liabilities, and owner's equity
The different types of ledgers you can use for bookkeeping
The importance of depreciation on product and equipment you use in your business and how to calculate this
Some of the best bookkeeping tips you should use to help you get ahead
And more...
If you are ready to take control over your own bookkeeping, or you are starting up a new small business, get your copy of this guidebook TODAY to help you get started!
Accurate bookkeeping is so essential when it comes to your business. It ensures that you know the exact financial situation of your business so you can make the best decisions about how to make it into the future. But many new business owners don't know the details of handling their own bookkeeping.
This guidebook has all the tips that you need to help you get a good handle on your bookkeeping so that you can keep your finances in order and even help you when it's tax time!
In this guidebook, we are going to talk about everything that you need to know to get started with your small business bookkeeping.
Some of the topics that will be discussed include:
The basics of bookkeeping
Some of the most important financial statements to help you run your business
The different bookkeeping methods
How to prepare for taxes at the end of the year
Handling the assets, liabilities, and owner's equity
The different types of ledgers you can use for bookkeeping
The importance of depreciation on product and equipment you use in your business and how to calculate this
Some of the best bookkeeping tips you should use to help you get ahead
And more...
If you are ready to take control over your own bookkeeping, or you are starting up a new small business, get your copy of this guidebook TODAY to help you get started!
68 pages, Hardcover
Published August 7, 2019
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Mark Smith
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Mark Smith is a self-published author who has been actively involved in online marketing for many years now.
Mark's passion for innovation and growth have led him to share his knowledge and strategies with several online marketing books that he has published.
Mark Smith is a self-published author who has been actively involved in online marketing for many years now.
Mark's passion for innovation and growth have led him to share his knowledge and strategies with several online marketing books that he has published.
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December 12, 2022
Quick flyover of basic bookkeeping principles and concepts.
February 23, 2020
Absolutely useless and awful. A complete waste of time and money whose only saving grace is that it's a 20 minute read, so the suffering is short and you can get on with looking for a better informational book about business bookkeeping.
This "book" is only 67 pages of large type and broad spacing. I could write 67 pages on how bad this thing is.
The subtitle of "Step by step guide to bookkeeping principles and basic bookkeeping for small businesses" is a spectacular example of misdirection.
1, It's not really step by step. It reads as if you happened to audit a single-day lecture of a Basic Accounting class, lacking any foundation, context or reference points re: terminology, goals and basics. It lacks any contextual framework, informative text, and has absolutely zero referential examples.
2. It actually fails to articulate and define these alleged "principles", and does not offer any real world contextual examples to the reader.
3. No topic gets more than one page of attention or explanation, and no information on when one bookkeeping method or practice should be used vs. another.
4. It provides no visual aids: no sample balance sheet, P&L or general ledger. Rather, visual aids include a picture of a laptop, a calculator, a handwritten ledger book page that could be from the 1950's, and a picture of a tax form written IN GERMAN.
I could go on and on, but I'd likely have a stroke.
Not sure what disappoints most: how awful this one is; that I actually paid money for it; or that people actually took time to review this and gave it any kind of positive review.
Save your time and money - this one is no good.
This "book" is only 67 pages of large type and broad spacing. I could write 67 pages on how bad this thing is.
The subtitle of "Step by step guide to bookkeeping principles and basic bookkeeping for small businesses" is a spectacular example of misdirection.
1, It's not really step by step. It reads as if you happened to audit a single-day lecture of a Basic Accounting class, lacking any foundation, context or reference points re: terminology, goals and basics. It lacks any contextual framework, informative text, and has absolutely zero referential examples.
2. It actually fails to articulate and define these alleged "principles", and does not offer any real world contextual examples to the reader.
3. No topic gets more than one page of attention or explanation, and no information on when one bookkeeping method or practice should be used vs. another.
4. It provides no visual aids: no sample balance sheet, P&L or general ledger. Rather, visual aids include a picture of a laptop, a calculator, a handwritten ledger book page that could be from the 1950's, and a picture of a tax form written IN GERMAN.
I could go on and on, but I'd likely have a stroke.
Not sure what disappoints most: how awful this one is; that I actually paid money for it; or that people actually took time to review this and gave it any kind of positive review.
Save your time and money - this one is no good.
August 25, 2019
Very informative and very practical...thus was a great read
Great read! I found it very informative and her practical. The narrator also did a great job expressing key concepts and definition. I liked it very much
Great read! I found it very informative and her practical. The narrator also did a great job expressing key concepts and definition. I liked it very much
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